DFW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, Texas, June 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Inaugural DFW --
Mazatlan passengers savored spicy Mexican shrimp dishes and cooled down with
"Bodegaritas" today, celebrating Frontier Airlines' first flight from North
Texas to this popular Mexican Riviera town on the Pacific Coast. Mazatlan
becomes DFW's fifteenth Mexican destination bolstering a robust route network
from North Texas to Mexico.

"It is a great pleasure to add Frontier Airlines to our list of
international carriers and add a brand new Mexican destination for our
passengers," said Jeff Fegan, CEO of DFW. "Mazatlan and Frontier bring a
fourth airline offering regular service from DFW to Mexico, increasing both
competition between airlines and variety of destinations."

Ambassador Enrique Hubbard Urrea, Consul General of Mexico in Dallas
greeted passengers heading for his hometown of Mazatlan. Mazatlan Tourism
Director Jackeline Lopez Leal and staff also welcomed travelers and joined
them on the inaugural flight. The plane was given a celebratory "Shower of
Affection" by DFW fire trucks as Fegan and Urrea waved from the tarmac.

"Mazatlan has been one of our most popular Mexican destinations since we
began serving it from Denver in 2002," said John Happ, senior vice president
of marketing and planning for Frontier Airlines. "Frontier's low fares and
best-in-class customer service combined with Mazatlan's beautiful beaches and
rich history are a perfect match for Dallas travelers looking for a relaxing
vacation at a top international resort destination."

Frontier's new DFW service is its first flight to Mazatlan outside of the
airline's Denver hub. Joining American Airlines, Mexicana and Sun Country with
service to Mexico from DFW, Frontier's new service will bring DFW to 250
weekly departures to Mexico.

"Imagine a town full of history, think about a place where Carnival
festivities rival those of Mardi Gras, with parades and music filling the
night and a naval battle that displays fireworks in lieu of cannons," said
Urrea of his hometown. "That's the Mazatlan I know, and now, thanks to
Frontier Airlines, you can discover how much more it can be to you."

Mazatlan is a resort destination that boasts sport fishing, museums, water
sports and horseback riding in addition to world-class accommodations and
dining with choices ranging from Japanese to Italian to one of a kind Mexican
seafood.

"The flight between Mazatlan and DFW will become an additional window for
promoting our beautiful port as a tourist destination, and it will connect it
with other important destinations," said Mazatlan Mayor Pedro Osuna Amparo.
"With this in mind, we are on the look-out for additional attractions to be
built at both cities."

"We believe this new international service on Frontier will bring North
Texas and Mexico even closer together in tourism and business relationships
that will mutually benefit our citizens, communities and economies," said Joe
Lopano, executive vice president of marketing and terminal management at DFW.
"And this gives us a great new opportunity to showcase our outstanding
customer service and new shops and stores to new passengers."

The new addition is also expected to bring even more new activity to an
already bustling International Terminal D. To commemorate the new Mexico
service, chefs from the Airport's Blue Mesa Grill, Cantina Laredo, TGI
Friday's and Bennigan's whipped up shrimp dishes with a Mexican flair. To
toast the inaugural flight, the Airport's La Bodega Winery introduced
passengers to "Winearitas" and Ben & Jerry's dished out Mango Sorbet. The
appetizing recipes are also located on DFW's (http://www.dfwairport.com)
website and include grilled blackened shrimp with mango salsa, shrimp
quesadilla's, shrimp churrascritas and camaron al majo de ajo.

Passengers arriving back to DFW from Mazatlan will arrive at Terminal D.
Frontier offers 7 daily non-stop flights to Denver where travelers can easily
connect to anywhere in the United States and beyond. The new service will mark
Frontier's 12th US city to connect to its 8 Mexican destinations. Frontier
Airlines, based in Denver, Colorado, began flying in 1994 and now offers
service to 50 destinations in 30 states and three countries.

About Frontier Airlines Holdings, Inc.

Frontier Airlines is the second-largest jet service carrier at Denver
International Airport. With 59 aircraft and one of the youngest Airbus fleets
in North America, Frontier offers 24 channels of DIRECTV(R) service in every
seatback along with 33 inches of legroom in an all coach configuration. In
conjunction with its regional jet fleet, operated by Horizon and Republic
Airlines, Frontier offers routes linking its Denver hub to 58 destinations
including 48 U.S. cities in 30 states spanning the nation from coast to coast,
eight cities in Mexico and two cities in Canada. For more in-depth
information on Frontier Airlines, please visit Frontier's Web site at
http://www.FrontierAirlines.com.

About DFW International Airport

Located halfway between the cities of Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, DFW
International Airport is the world's third busiest, offering nearly 1,900
flights per day and serving 60 million passengers a year. Named as 2006's
"Best Airport for Customer Service in the Americas" by an Airports Council
International survey of passengers, DFW International Airport provides
non-stop service to 133 domestic and 36 international destinations worldwide.
For the latest news, real-time flight information, parking availability or
further details regarding the many services provided at DFW International
Airport, log on to http://www.dfwairport.com.

SOURCE DFW International Airport

CONTACT: Ken Capps, Vice President Public Affairs of DFW International Airport, +1-972-973-5555, Kcapps@dfwairport.com